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topic 9 2014.doc
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Design electrochemical cells.doc
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Topic 10 Avogadro's number.doc
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Topic 10 determining the concentration of commercial bleach.doc
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Topic 10 measuring the potential difference generated by of electrochemical cells.doc
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Electrochemical cells
Electrochemical cells - 2
zinc copper cell at particle level
Voltaic cell investigation on concentration
electrons transfer in zinc copper cell
more copper and zinc cell stuff
standard hydrogen half cell with zinc
standard hydrogen half cell and copper
Electrolysis
Metal/metal ion reactions
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balancing redox equations
electrolysis and electrolytic cell
has a good concept map at the bottom
Why does lithium have highest standard electrode potential but lowest first ionization energy?
Power points
Standard electrode potential.pptx
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electrolysis and electrochemistry.pptx
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chromium plating
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Topic notes
Investigations
Resources
Animations:
Tutorials
balancing redox equationselectrolysis and electrolytic cell has a good concept map at the bottom
Why does lithium have highest standard electrode potential but lowest first ionization energy?
Power points
Video
chromium plating